MCPukiWiki Link

This mod provides a unique opportunity to interact with PukiWiki pages directly from within Minecraft. For its operation, preliminary setup on the PukiWiki side is required - you need to install and configure the bot.inc.php file.

Mod Command List

Main Command /pkwklink

When executed without additional parameters, shows the mod's welcome message.

• Access Level: 0 (available to all players)
• Additional Commands:
  • help - displays help information
  • reload - reloads configuration files
  • link - configures connection with PukiWiki
  • info - retrieves information from PukiWiki
  • page - manages PukiWiki pages

Command /pkwklink help

Shows detailed help for all available mod commands with their brief descriptions.

Command /pkwklink reload

Reloads configuration files such as pkwklink.properties and immediately applies changes to the mod's operation.

Command /pkwklink link <url> <token>

Configures connection between Minecraft and PukiWiki.

• Access Level: 3 (requires operator privileges)
• Parameters:
  • <url> - PukiWiki address for connection
  • <token> - API token for authorization
• When executed without parameters, shows current connection settings (token is partially masked)

Command /pkwklink info

Retrieves basic information from the connected PukiWiki, including site title and administrator name. If there are connection problems, displays an error message.

Command /pkwklink page

Group of commands for working with PukiWiki pages:

• read <page> - reads content of the specified page
• write <page> <source> - writes new content to the page (old content is replaced)
• append <page> <source> (<notimestamp>) - adds content to the end of the page

Reading Pages /pkwklink page read <page>

Retrieves content of the specified PukiWiki page and displays it in the game chat.

Writing Pages /pkwklink page write <page> <source>

Writes new text to the specified PukiWiki page. If the page doesn't exist, it may be created automatically.

Adding Content /pkwklink page append <page> <source> (<notimestamp>)

Adds text to the end of an existing page. By default adds a timestamp, but when the true parameter is specified, no timestamp is added.